This will be something like the 8th or 10th they have bought (usually for tens of millions of dollars).
About 4 months ago there was a story about how the Mayer of Denver is somehow actually related to the companies selling these hotels to the city and he is likely getting kickbacks for every hotel the city buys. This is Blue/Liberal/Progressive corruption for you.
Also, the neighborhood that is in, if it was not shit already it will be soon because of this.
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From the post:
>A former DoubleTree hotel in north Denver used to shelter people experiencing homelessness is now owned by the city of Denver.
Denver city and county government bought the former 300-room hotel, at 4040 N. Quebec St., on Wednesday for $43 million, according to public records.
It began leasing the hotel from affordable housing nonprofit Rocky Mountain Communities last November and converted the building into a noncongregate and emergency cold weather shelter shortly after.
This will be something like the 8th or 10th they have bought (usually for tens of millions of dollars).
About 4 months ago there was a story about how the Mayer of Denver is somehow actually related to the companies selling these hotels to the city and he is likely getting kickbacks for every hotel the city buys. This is Blue/Liberal/Progressive corruption for you.
Also, the neighborhood that is in, if it was not shit already it will be soon because of this.
Archive: https://archive.today/F4f4U
From the post:
>>A former DoubleTree hotel in north Denver used to shelter people experiencing homelessness is now owned by the city of Denver.
Denver city and county government bought the former 300-room hotel, at 4040 N. Quebec St., on Wednesday for $43 million, according to public records.
It began leasing the hotel from affordable housing nonprofit Rocky Mountain Communities last November and converted the building into a noncongregate and emergency cold weather shelter shortly after.
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